It's Friday morning. Let's tackle the toughest issue first.
- In what may be the final straw for South Florida working families, the Dolphins looked totally uninspired while playing a game that doesn't count -- even though they won (which might cheer us up, but since it doesn't count, no). Both Dave Hyde at the Sun-Sentinel and Jeff Darlington at the Herald made similar points about how the lightning delay in the second quarter came because God was angry with the Fins. If they go three-and-out on their next opening possession, a pestilence across the land. If it hasn't started already...
- Uh oh. We knew that the start of school would increase the likelihood of a swine flu outbreak, but already? In the Palm Beach Post, Andrew Marra tells of three schools that have been hit.
- Operation Show Me the Money, by the Fort Lauderdale Police, is the laziest -- and yet one of the most effective -- law enforcement stings I can remember. Let David Smiley tell you about it in the Miami Herald. Stay tuned to Juice for new ideas for lazy-but-ingenious methods of busting crime.
- Closing statements came yesterday in the Dunbar Village rape case, and now it's in the jury's hands. But this story isn't going away anytime soon. In the Post, Susan Spencer-Wendel quotes a detective who expects two more to be charged in the crime.
- Anton Jamar Josey allegedly murdered Dominique Duval, his ex-girlfriend, in Hollywood yesterday, reportedly because she gave him AIDS. WSVN interviewed a friend of Josey's who appears to believe this was an appropriate response.
- It's all the way in California, I realize, but the Jaycee Lee Dugard case is almost too bizarre to believe.
